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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26
VIII InSIct the BOARD OF rr.d..

CHICAGO, November 25.-States AttOr-
ney Grinnell, who is trying to have the
bucket shop keepers indicted, said that the
latter had promised him proof that the
regular Board Of Trade was nothing but a
big bucket shop. If the proof was forth
coning be declared he would bring tia case
of tise Board before the grand Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

THE French Republicans are IN tight
FIX aud desire to caucus before the election
of GEEvY's successor to avoid split
which might enable the OppOrtunlsts and
Nopsrchists to elect Gen. SAUSsIER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

The errOr of a telegraph operator caused
y horrible accident on the Hempheld Dl-
vision OF the B. * o. i few miles this side
Of Pittsburg. Three men, one Of whom
belonged to Wheeling, were killed and
five iniured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

Col. MCCLURE, Of the Philadelphia
Times, telegraph authOritauyely some very
important things from Washington to his
paper, among which is that Mfr. CARLISLE
has had 10 conference with the President
on the tariff aud that the Speaker will not
ATTEMPT to force any particular tariff meas
ure on the party; that 10 tariff hill will
he framed without the fullest con-
ference between Representatives af all
shades of opinion; that no effort will be
made for free trade and that any revision
Of the tariff will be made on the basis oi
protection to American labor against for
sign competition. The President Will
emphaticalIy demand revenue reduction
and the tobacco tax will be repealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26
Uppreeefieuted Career.

In its career Of over a third of century
SOZ0D0NT has scored a greater success
than any other preparation for the teeth,
ever put upon any market. Its reputation
Is really not snppositiossiy universal. No
dentifrics compares with it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

THE agent of the Colombian Govern
meut says the Panama Canal will cost
$500 OOO, 900 and that it will take ten
wears to finish il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

'BLINKY" MORGAN who has been SEN
tenced to death has been transferred to the
penitentiary at Columbus,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

WOULD il hot be a good stroke for some
oF on, iron manufacturers tn see what they
can do in the way Of making fire-escaPes,
and try to keep at home the money which
otherwise must go out OF the city when
owners of certain buildings are compelled
10 put up fire-escapes, s. provided by re-
cent CITY Ordinance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

THE syllabuses OF two recent important
decisions by the Supreme Court of West
yirgiuia are published this morning,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

Get the best and the cheapest Salvation
Oil relieves in the twinklng of an eye. 25c.
AmiIlioa Americans use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Other nations in proportion. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

ST. CLAIRsvILLE was visited by an SIS,
900 IRE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

LONDON. NOVEMBER 5.--Ths &Es.dssfs
San Reno correspondent is auib~issd By
Dr Howell 10 oootadiet Tie stsisnsas
that the Crown PRICE was - nseh In
pso,sd that b. iad bsps ef recovery. Ths
Crown Primes has bsse going On we'll, bst
there has beea no masEsd chases IN M
condition. Ustii yatGdsy 10 ~ -
bssn oatdeoss In fartsight partly - -
cs.nt q his threat ssd partly hseaao e.
hsd uesthes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, threat
ening weather and rain. slight fall in tempera-
ture, light variable winds.
For West Virginia, light rains, followed by
fair weather light east % south winds becoming
variable, slightly colder I'm the northern portion
stationary temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26
Al An-Hlssa Cssssessss.

LOxDoH, Nesenb9 2s,--It b rspsrts1
that % his rsturs % - Pstssstssg ~
Car called meeting - sil bh hi.islss,
ssvesal q Ne 0rssd Dstzs, cssss lQs-
tisG ssd Basss JsaAisL Tbs cssfisoneo
nj from ssvea In H. essaiag till I've n
he nsspisg and thss rsssnse ~ 1sii1ss-
stiooa - nosa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

TosOsro. Nsvsnh~ =. .-ns Cs1naL
eiai Unies csb - sieG iasksetss -
Prsidsst 10 eeanssiss.S = Nasn2
Chanbesisia aad TsDps, ~ Bd1lah
Risbebes Ceoninniso91 fsqssss -
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fssa II vhss dssy y sha1l - - usW -
inl~tnacs sfssaDOsil ustsa NJ -
Usitsi 6ts1sA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

DoS'r hawk, and blow, and spit, bui
,ass DE-. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26

The Peabody Teachers Institute which
has been in session since Wednesday morn
ing, was one of the most successful insti-
tutes ever held in the city, as well as one
of the best attended, and there is not the
least doubt Of the fact that all who have
attended the sessions have been greatly
benefited, especially the teachers, who
have received many new ideas, and heard
great deal to encourage them in their
work. The Institute closed last evening,
doubtless much to the regret Of all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-26
The Night Meeting.


A large audience gathered in the lecture
room last night 10 hear DIR. Whites lecture
on the Questions Of the Hour" Long
before the hour set for commencing The
large room was filed 10 overiowing.
Misses Caster and Steele, Of the Colleee,
sang pleasing duet, after which the Com
mittee on RESOLUTIONS reported the follow
ing:
Resolped, First: That these annual meet
inp Of the Peabody Institute are always
seasons Of pleasure and profit TO On, md
that the meetings just closed have equaIled,
il not exceiled AIl their predecessor
Second: That We extend our thanks 10
Superintendent B. 8. Morgan for securing
the services Of the very eminent educatosS
who have favored us with their instruc-
tons.
Third: That we thank these educatoss
for their valuable instructions, earnest ID
vice, and profitable and entertaining Jec-
tures.
Fourth; That we extend our thanks to
the several musicians who have done -
much 70 add 10 the pleasure Of the ecea-
sion.
Fifth: That We thank the members a
the Flint Presbyterian Church fos a6osdine
us 30 comfortable and convenient . placs
for our meetingsL
Sixth. That we thank The prea of Ii
city for 30 fully advertising this Institatl
and reporting its procsedinp, - veil =
for general encouragement In school vogk.
Seventh: Thas We shall, - taachG1 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
THE GAS COMMISSION ADJoURNS AGAIN.

No CONTRACTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING AWARDED
THE BALL CoMPANY's BID IRREGULAR
The Gas Commission met at yesterday In the
MAYORS office TO consider bids for electric Fighting
An opIuion was read Corporation Counsel Lacornbe
that the bid Of the Ball Electric Lighting Company,
made on May 10, was irregular because OF the qualify
ing clause with reference obtaining franchise from
the Common Council. This would leave the United
States Brush Harlem, East River and Northern New
York Companies. Tho Mayor said:
The Common Council has passed a resolution when
practically cuts off competition i shall be compelled
10 yetOe it, think IL would be well for the commission
TO adjourn in order TO give the Aldermen time 10 open
the door 10 competition.
General Newton presented the report Of Lieutenant
John Mis who had been employed to test the relative
power of gas and electricity for illuminating purposes
that the plan of swinging the light in the centre OF the
street was the best Tho general result was that one
electric light would dispace five gas lamps and furnish
from two TO three times as much light -
Seymour g. Smith, president OF the East River Elec-
tric Light Company sent communication in which he
claimed the competition already made by that com
pany had proved great public benefit, In compelling
the old companies TO reduce their rates. This had
already effected @ saving of $4,000 TO the city. The
East River Company had worked earnestly and power
fully 10 secure prices 10 the city authorities and tho
public IL scorned any combination with the old COM
names Now Threshold OF its existence, II was
proposed strange II and righten OF the abundant
capital awaiting Investment In IL by destroying the
value of its franchise through the admission OF horde
of new companies to equal privileges with It, No better
scheme could be devised to foster and perpuate the OLD
rich monopoes. The Thompson Houston system,
which the East River Company proposed 10 Introduce
was one which had been used in 273 cities, and with
which no other system could compare
The commission adjourned till tomorrow at p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
THE COURTS.
AaAMRLING CLEK,s THEFTs.

a
suit growing forgeries Of Frederick Fishel
confidential clerk Of August Bernhem Bauer was before
usce and in the Supreme Court yesterday
FsheI firm Sign checks each OF ak banks
order Of firms from which the firm had made
forged the Endorsements OF these firms and
used the checks partly in paying his gambling debts He OBJ
tanned in $4,000. and after living fast life for while
fed to Canada ofthe forged checks large number were
drawn ON the Fourth National Bank. These checks
passed to other banks through the Clearing House.
which guaranteed TO the Fourth National
se destroyed the checks when the pass books were bal
snced fogeres not discovered until after he
had fcd.
The firm socks hold Fourth National Bank response
hla for the amount paid
s2t< So with interest from september 49, 1881 The
denial OF the claim and that II
any were not genuine the plaintiffs were neg
rent and they had used due and diligence they
would discovered the misuse OF the checks In time 70
fishe appeared witness for the plaintiffs Re acknow
edged and that he under indictment for
them He he had returned from Canada because he
could brought back and that he confined
IN Ludlow jail in civil suit to recover the amour
that he had purloined from the paintns . -
The trial will continue to-day Hosdy. IauterDach a
johnson the plaintiffs William s. opdyke ior the &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
BUYING 4 B0NNEE
Ttom M Be,ton TrsnIertpt


and 7 tell ,ou," asked Fogg. how Mrs. Film got
ahead OF Billyl No Then | must tell you. You
400 that Billy aud his wife had had good deal TAX
ahont shoppina Billy said woman dldht Know
anv moro about LAYING ont money than hen Buy s
Ill. /. a Quiet sort o. woman, not bit gwen 10
wraneng, and so she said At, ,...
a'Billy, Pm gon' to buy bonnet this afternoon
7, Il isnit too much trouble, can't you 90 TO the
ndliIuer's with me aud give me the advantage oi
V.Welf, Billy dIod himself and trotted down with
Nrs Film. The mluer showed them two oonnets.
One of them was plain dowdy ahair-tbats "nat
Mira Film told my wite-and tho other vas perfectly
lovely, so Mrs. Fogg says.
:. What's the pIice 2 asked Billy.
g.TbIs one saws the milliner. taking up the pretty
ono ia $40 hut perhaps you want something nicer;
Now here's one, Just out imported, tnat can SCI.
for si2-s real bargain And with TINS she he'o w
inc B;G looked first At one and then at the Other
Then he whispered to his WIFE, Ssld nc an. Tue
cheap one i. gSoa d han, 1ss sad Mrs Film.
a,0f eourse il i..' said Billy. I'D rather give
twenty Tor it Than five tor that other one uon ,,,.
q VonId Won dear 4 said Mrs. Film Well JUST
a, Won cav dear should prefer the VIZ one but IL
you no between them interrupted
Billy. That thing ! wO1ls s25 s"0 20 '0f' "'
ones Deau nDs, ava wa, and Billy carried
hama n. proud as peacock at the big trade he nau
made. And he couldn't help remiraing Mas m r'Id
every now and then what foolish bargain sue "ou''
have made II 10 hadn't peen WIN her' .,., ,,v,,r
"Nert day Billy came homo from the shop raylng
Look hereF he exclaimed. has nl th.t We ddn'i
take you know advised you 70 puy s sa; on0""N
iving ta.cal1-is in the window marked 20.
'aFIsItP asked Mrs Film. But then whae 10 W.
.oi you .aid YOU wouldn't give $3 tor IL, you
Snow that YOU would rather give $2o for tho othei
one -. .r Rat NV ,,ite says
Oily rrond bounce and sputter II be only knew
nv Mrs Film and the mner had II all made III
Seiweeu them how they'd fool the old fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT oH,usERs- Before Patterson, J-No,
IL 81 CO. So 9S 90 1872 49, d7S i77 49, 1so 2o5
29S "a "a! rs 9lS ~ 24S 24S -'-
SUPREME CoURT-GKSERAL TERM Before Van Brint T. j.:
Brady and Daniels JJ-Nos w. w. IOI loo Io'' lot 'o
SUPREME CouRr-sPEc1AL TKRM-PARr I-Before Pattcr-
son. J.-Adourned untl the 20.
SUPREME CoUBT-sPRcIAL TKEh-PART u.-Adiourned Tor
SUPREME CouRr-CRcuIT-PAEr I.-Beforo LawrenceJ.
Case No day calendar .
SUPREME COURT CmcuIT-PAET II-Beioro Andrews, 10
1897 1896 1914 1905 1904 lOOd 1908 257U 1889. 447l
4463 1871 1913. All 5S4s, 1883 - -,
SUPREME CoURr-CmcuIr-PAKT Iv.-Adjonrnod for the
sURKoo ATK's CoUKT-Before Rollins sEsatc Of Christian
Van 1880 wills OF William Dooly Joseph BUCK
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEclAL TERh-Beore Dugro. J.-Ao
SUPERIOR coyRr-TRrAL rERM-rART L-Bet0ro Truar. j.
SUPERIOR coURT-TaIAL TERM-PARrII-BetOroo dOrman-
J.-N0a 62o. 1873 AL -. - ~, ,.o.,-
wick q. J.-Nos. 1861. l43s, sS2.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL IEKh-PARr lV'-Adlourned Tor
COMMON PLKAs-GKSERAL TERMAdlcurned until the nrst
COMMON PIEAs-spKcAt TERx-Beiore Daily. J-NO day
COMMON PLKAs-TRiAL TERM-PARr L-Boiore Van Hoe
TEEx-rAET IBec ass Nee n1s 7I
Nos 1852 1896. 1902 l1ss 1872 1880 I'oo' I'% I"''
Nos I5o liza I9l5 lgIs 7s0 1858. 1884 2s4 79' l4o
CITr CoURT-TRIAL TEKM-PARr IIL-Before HIATT L
Nos. 1857, l5os 1855 1872 let2 leis llse 1900 1885,
CouRT OYER AND rERMIxRR-Befcre Barrett j. and Dis
trict.Attorney Martne.-No.l
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr d.-Betore recorder
ASSISTANT District Attorney PprdJ-Noa TO
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoxs-PARr tI-Betors udgs Cow
ing and Assistant ttorney Ftzgerad-Nos to 80
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr nL-AdjOurned for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
DIR REYNOLDS IN THE POLICE COURT

The defence Reynolds accused OF deraudng the on
don Assurance Company begun in the Yorkvie Police
Court Yesterday Reynolds SAID that he wished
his right 10 make the line OF defence until
later He said In reference TO the plans OF tho house
admitted by him company that they altered in
some respccts the sizes OF certain
rooms by Architect H. Smith, who TO rebuild the Flush
ing house mislad the original plans but that
the copy substantially correct Samuel Ten Eyke OF
stand that the doctor had
TWO guns on his place Flushing lie also said that
Reyncis guest OF his in Colorado and while there Sc
cnred leopard skin with black bearskin trimmings
Ten Eyke The robe in the Flushing house lie was
All doctor for 81 200 In lent HIM with
In the past year. John Ncklen Of l63 Park Row said he
had sold Doctor Reynolds two w hchards guns at go
sxthsf frequent inmate OF the doctors Flushing house
said there and In the Flush
ing house different In the New YORK house She
aso saw cabinet sewing machine IN the fushlng house
nd one an the house, which not cabinet
ch,ne The ex animation adjourned until p IN. tomor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

Rusiness State bonds Included only small sales
Louisiana consol As at 49, Tennessee settlement 6s at
IO44 Virginia 6s deferred receipts at IL u. and Ala
bsma class A. at loss There were no transactions in
'iIy Of fairly we'll distributed business wa, done
railway DOnS sa' ,u aase nse Of second nd
e. sold at IO4aa1O47s and closed quoted
io4 Canada southern first So were 3 higher
more and Ohio IS cent to and West shore
steady At lS a rst aC sGd and Sy Is we5s
were a higher at 1Osi2 and first Wisconsin and Mime
sofa s. ! 70 iGs Pacific
as were up per cent az To- louisville and Nashville
IL ASs s CasssS asd rsa
Louis nrsts assented were easier at l0it Columbus
Sss3s ssy AND and Ss
lower 99 Metropolitan Elevated rsts rose from l9s
GSdisnspois Decatur and Springfield ID incomes
rose 10 47a46i2 Louisville. New Albany and Chicago
hTs sss wege nrst receipts were rs Mexican Cen
trail incomes declined 4 to % Green Bay winons and
St az So apd R ranSe
"A .old up to sla but closed at 81 against s0% satur.
gay AZ o. and Oregon short 6s lower al
I9aio Atlantic and Pacific incomes were active but
closed WIN ses we're Arm at ioi Fort Worth and Dem
Yer trsts rose g to 9s and closed at "a ,,
cotton.esd Oil CertIdcate, sold 5000 az 5lSS5O,s,
Western National Bank $50 at llOlsGli0t, Mexican
N N.nO ~ Mexican National $40 at lO?9ll Geor
Icy aciSc r.s 81 Ooo at 1888 Boston Hartford and
Eria- nov
saI O00 nc iOI Is 91O24 Toledo st. Louis and Kansas
w. Srsts O0O) at 3d. Phoenix Mining $500 at "
asI 5oS 81 50 e. and Security Milling and Mining tooo)
AZ s7aS65O. 49,. - o,.,.n.
was found suddenly advance the bidding rate
70 DER centths done as part OF the days en- r.
N denress stock values but the rate Immediately de-
ned 10 a per cent at which the last loan was made
and at the close funds offered at per cent
The sub.Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
Sao2 249 and 1t redeemed 1000 trade dollars -.
@SChn snb-Ireasury gained on balance Si23,069. mads
nm he coin gaiu Of S4S59l4 less currency loss Oh
$40 AK The days operations covered; heceip.s'
81 133 633; payments, SSl0663; currency paihnOo'
SiiS iSi 927 coin balance Sl57,Ol4, sos ,u.
The Clearing House statement toasy w % i'
rrchanges S75 sos, 554; balances -. lVoioo ..,vsa
rha United states Treasury az Wasni.k.on ioeo''
soaa o0o National pank notes for redemp,ou ,,.rral
@TS. ems toms receipts $5526o3, ana tne i"o
revenue receipts S754.4SL -. In, the tome was
% trsiSn Exchanges we're quiet, put inc 'Raoters
6notaons for business as foiioTs, stsrIing
suvus aba and "a 81 for long ana soo a5ss aud
Dilns, ,gveIy: 51Oss and 5l71s Tor rmd.r.
s rscbmarks AOis and 4Ot lor ~ the National
Sa nomparative quarterly Statement March and May
banks .. rho Controller Of Currency p9iI ~ i.tins
nincano Sanasits OF Government eonas Tba hsnks
tons Nav i3 had deposit TO secure circuix
"a o.. snS iao OOO-more bonds thz1 gea ny 1on ~ W. w
;ion, Si and 10 secure deposits S73o'ooo.
nao are quarterly statements OF the Nau0n"
- The IN. i ~ me City Of SewYorki
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The application which TO have been made Yesterday
in Supreme Court Chambers before Justice Bartlett ot
mandamus compel the Commissioner OF Pubic "oikS 10
permit the Third Railroad to make excavations on
the line the Harlem River to the fost ohce
for the purposo substituting cable traction Tor
was adjourned yesterday by consent OF connse uht
e. Parsons and Edward Lautcrbach pear io
the pany Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean LOT INC
city. - -. - 49,. c,.uhor. vostardav
while deny ng made IN behalf OF John r. A. Muliay
National Consumers Meat company LOT
An immediate Injunction TO restrain the Marlnsue oos
other trustees OF the company from selling OF ~
or In any transferring. alternating or
property personal said that he would grant an rue
10 early day why an injunction shouu not
,,-.,-- a.. rr.,oo
In denying motion for order directing the unSn
Trust Company committee OF the estate o DR. george W.
Bull pay OF his appeal from inc neeisoh
his application for the discharge OF te com
mtees person and estate Justice Barrett IN decision
counsel for Dr. Bull discourage these factous ana useless
proceedings and 10 advise unfortunate man TO course
which will promote his and best interests ana certainty
the attempt TO rtter away st OF his estate when mas
already njudcousy depleted should not De por'
mltted" ...,,
Before the Supreme Court General Term yesterday arg
ment heard appeal from Surrogate Ronss ue
refusing revoke the probate OF the VIII OF Jesse
Hoyt General BENJAMIN +. Butler and FRANK j. Dupghac
appeared for Mary Irene HOyt the appellant anu e
Judge DAILY Joseph H. Choate and Ehu Root LOT
the executors Samuel N Hoyt Alfred NJ Hoyt and James
w. Jac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO May 20 speeta wheat this afternoon so,.
a, 20 cents aad closed July closed at 81 cents
'S a.. r,no at AZ cents July corn closed easy At
Juy ribs at 81 49, July lard at 90 80 Tho visible
supply agures when were at last made puOn'
sopt anticipated Wheat showed decrease OF only
bushels The inspectors estimates are or 'no
Of 43s cars of wheat and 460 cars OF corn Inc eao
rors confined TO peggng June wheat occasionay
~ cents There wa, selling of June BY the oa"e
bouse. cudahy was credited with large IN tie visible
ra receipts aud the small ueceso Tor TnIv
ny made corn heavy. it declined 70 ~ rain At this
Tie seaboard happens to make inc ba ssabosrd ia weak
rha hs receipts OF hogs to-day and inc rms wore
peo ted tomorrow had no eneet Oh pio'i'
steadf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,, az Nrw.yoRK DEALINGs

FEATURES OF NEW-1ORk DEhLiNdos
bere was more active speculation In wheat options yes
.rd,, and fresh strength displayed The talk ABOUT uo
leather IA beginning to play an important part IN inc
lint this influence was subordinate yesterday Inc
~ sro bonsd by the heavy deliveries Zone Important
Sousa in p.rticuar which commonly supposed 70 90
large delveres and by denials OF he
irons by drouth the enormous eApos amS ~. nat
esn OF the day fluctuations was gans Oh sne nsrcn
% dayeriss affecting this month aud nho @
iaryI - for at 967 for July AZ nnscembsr az 90 q
Cents The market showed no ueseu 70 con-
darabe amount shipped from hrst hsnha an ap o
900 pushes spot corn was cen, bnt lie de-
cre Inclined 70 weakness In the carry o onssa
Zine which small. was recovered and oMs Nav ls
inaSv aud practically unchanged as iolow' The oat.
inne 49,; july 40 August DO emu no p 1emand from
nSet were strong than OF lae WIN ~ al m md
hnners Tho options closed rregusr MAY 90
t ar icing and Il cent respecJtNey Tbs ard
Ens down sat 3 and July cent AZ 80 = ven: 81 and
were stronger June closed up po, friy s7 Ia
lie other months az points higher ~ az ~ ,r october "
~ Sngus ~ "a for september dfi oO uL w. yorr
he receipts OF grain and flour yesteraay az a. toWs
tmore PhIadepha and Boston we're - "a sga
hsat. 5SoG72 bushes 229ssl Du;he Na a Vaek
VIA. tota grain s26g37 bushels nour slvs pare.
Al Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis INC 80. or sss
49, II 2sT bushels; corn 22ssIo bushes on1
hnsSei. total grain 00l $40 bushels hour I'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
SUICIDE oFA SCHOOL TEA CHER.

A servant who cleaning an upper room in Mira.
Ganes's boarding house. No. 2l2 West Twentythird-st,
at 1890 H. yesterday, found note addressed TO the
landladys daughter, Nellie She took the note TO Miss
Gaines who read the following:
MISS NELLIE: II you will have the kndne. to watch the
body that could take an oath That my
body was cremated you may keep S65 II do not
like tho trouble give the So 10 MI blacks
church. EGMoNT Won TlLLf.
The writer boarder in the house and he had been
about his late as a. Mrs. Gaines tried
10 get into his but found the door locked. She
went for the police who broke the door Won lilly
had committed suicide and his body lay beside
head 1t said that he belonged to good family in
Germany and been lieutenant In the Prusslan Life
Guards He had received q medal from Emperor Will
lam for bravery in the FrancoPrusan About two
wears ago he camo TO this city and for months
been n teacher OF mathematics In Gastineaus school in
West Thirty-fourth-st 1t not known why he COM
NIT cd suicide.